Hi there,
I'm a newbie here. I came across these boards via google search. I'm doing all of my research on converting VHS to DVD. You seem like the member with great experience with the process and systems. I really want to get the best footage that I can possibly get out of the old tapes that I have. I'm not expecting much, being that some of the tapes are about 20yrs old. So, there is a lot of talk about the JVC VCRs being highly recommended. I was directed to the HR-S9911U. Clearly, it's a hard system to find. In your opinion, is this really the best system to make the most out of VHS tapes? Or do you suggest a better model? I greatly appreciate your recommendations. Thank you for any information, and your time. Joey joeyanyc
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JVC VCR models question
JVC high-end S-VHS machines will usually play most tapes in excellent quality -- far surpassing what a plain consumer VHS VCR would do. However, as with anything else, these have quirks.
I would need to know more about the tapes.
But beyond that, the Panasonic AG-1970P or 1980P can sometimes yield better results on older SP/ELP mode recordings, especially from cameras. What you need really just depends on what you have. I don't like to give generic advice. I want to give YOU advice that fits YOUR situation. :) Join up for the forum, and reply back. After registering, consider becoming a Premium Member for the best one-on-one help. |
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